In this work, the main speaker refers to education as a doctrine of the multitude which has little regard
 for the life or death of a single individual. Earlier, when one character is told of a ship arriving from Delos,
 he responds by describing a dream in which a woman in white tells him he will go to Phthia in three days
In this work, the main speaker refers to education as a doctrine of the multitude which has little regard
 for the life or death of a single individual. Earlier, when one character is told of a ship arriving from Delos,
 he responds by describing a dream in which a woman in white tells him he will go to Phthia in three days.
 That man is later reminded of the wealthy friends Simmias and Cebes, along with allies he has in Thessaly.
 The main subject notes that responding to one injustice with another injustice is just as wrong. Towards the
 end of this work, the protagonist notes that he has been educated and nurtured by his city and thus escaping
 after breaking the rules would violate the contract he has entered with his government. For 10 points, name
 this Platonic dialogue in which Socrates turns down a friend's offer to escape from prison.
In this work, the main speaker refers to education as a doctrine of the multitude which has little regard
 for the life or death of a single individual.
Crito